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Redfern Farm BnB presents
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Meet the Gang at Redfern Farm
Elsie the grey ghost, little is seen of her
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Yellow cat is the first greeter to guests at
Redfern Farm. Both cats live in the garage.
Posey, the corgi, is the offical house greeter,
sweet natured she plops on her back at the first indication of a tummy rub.
Biggs, the big dog, lives on the deck. Don't let his ice blue eyes fool you, he is a pansey at heart whose one over whelming desire in life is to rid the yard of rodents.
Ben, the big goat, wanders the pasture and likes to have behind his ears scratched.
Little Emmy and Fuzzy Floyd have their very own pen to run and folic in. Fuzzy is still sure that humans will do something untoward to him, but the food bucket brings both.
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Seasons In the Garden
Each season brings its special beauty,
from the anxiously awaited spring flowers
to the ample harvest of the orchard.
Many native plants provide the structure
around which favorite flowers bloom.
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Lewis and Clark and their Corps of Discovery passed along the Washington shore.
Visit the panels describing their sojourn in Wahkiakum County.
1)"Trading with the Local Tribes" panel at the ferry landing and Buffington Park, Puget Island
2)"fog so thick" at the Elochman slough Marina, Cathlamet
3)"A small Irish Potato" at the Deer Refuge Headquarters
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1)On SR4 from Longview, the first Lewis and Clark panel is at County Line Park, "a Boald and Rocky Shore".
2)Drive around the deer Refuge on Steamboat Slough Road to the Panel, "a large number of Sturgeon".
3)At Merserve Park near Gray's River is the panel, "Native Homelands"
4)At Rosberg, take the Altoona Pillar Rock road to panels at Harrington Point, "Ocian in View, oh the Joy".
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Souvenier Patches of local Lewis & Clark
sites in Wahkiakum County are available
for sale at $3.50 each.
Each 2 1/2" patch is embroidery on twill.
They are: A boald and Rockey Shore
Wahkiakum Wappato
White Tailed Deer, Skamokawa, Wa
and Ocian in View, O Joy, Gray's River, Wa
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Redfern Farm - The Rainbow's End
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